Back from the fair

Well, I’ve certainly been busy. The new job has me running around like a crazy man trying to figure out how to sell fair trade organic shade grown coffee. If you’re interested, click here to learn more about the product. I’ve taken a liking to the medium roast. We also...

...We also offer light and dark. If you’re a coffee nut, order some, make me look good and let me know what you think.
Aside from that I was at The Fair today, and checked out the Eco building and its displays of wind power, solar power and other goodies. It got me thinking about the great projects that we should be working on going forward. Right now there is a Primary race for Congress here in Minneapolis, and it’s a hot one. It involves Keith Ellison, Paul Ostrow, Ember Reichott-Jung and Mike Erlandson. This is a good one if you want to turned off of politics. Anyway, I imagine I’ll be looking at these four yahoos, and I mean that in not the nice way, in coming days as I wonder aloud what big ideas that they will float. Most of this race has been about mud, money and endorsements. I don’t give a fig about any of that. I just want to take a look at how they picture the future.
By the way, if you’re at the fair, check out the Eco-Experience. Its solid, and much more honest than the nuclear power display at the end of the milk shake line.

Comments

[Tom Gray]

Thanks for the comments on the Eco-Experience. Hope you enjoyed the wind turbine blade display.

Regards,
Thomas O. Gray
American Wind Energy Association
www.awea.org
www.ifnotwind.org